CN110546710A

CN110546710A - Instruction issuing system, instruction issuing method, and program

Info

Publication number: CN110546710A
Application number: CN201880010141.8A
Authority: CN
Inventors: 佐藤浩志
Original assignee: Dsi Co Ltd
Current assignee: Dsi Co Ltd; DSI Corp
Priority date: 2017-02-02
Filing date: 2018-01-31
Publication date: 2019-12-06
Also published as: WO2018143292A1; EP3579239A4; KR102632026B1; US20200234237A1; EP3579239A1; KR20190119597A

Abstract

The invention provides a system, a method and a program for issuing a directive for a dental laboratory technician accurately and simply, thereby realizing efficient and low-cost ordering. The instruction issuing system has a dental clinic interface section including: a mechanic product list display section for selecting a mechanic product; and an ordering unit that issues a manual for creating the mechanic product selected by the mechanic product list display unit. The dental clinic interface section also has a standard name of the mechanic's product and a list of other names associated with other names of the mechanic's product. The technician product list display section can select a technician product according to any one of the standard name and the other name.

Description

Instruction issuing system, instruction issuing method, and program

Technical Field

The present invention relates to a system, a method and a program for issuing a manual, and more particularly, to a technique for accurately and easily issuing a manual for a dental laboratory to thereby enable efficient and low-cost ordering.

Background

Conventionally, orders between dental clinics and dental laboratory staff are made via instructions. The instruction is a document issued by the dental clinic, for example, a name of a patient, a name of a technician product, and a specification of the technician product (which may include instructions relating to a used material, a manufacturing method, and the like), a name of the dental clinic of an order source, a name of a dental technician of a supplier, and the like are described. In general, a dental clinic writes necessary items on a ready-made instruction sheet by handwriting to make an instruction book.

Patent document 1 describes a computer system capable of ordering prostheses (corresponding to the above-described technician products) between a plurality of dental clinics and a plurality of dental technicians.

Prior art documents

Patent document

Patent document 1: japanese patent laid-open publication No. 2016-071784

Disclosure of Invention

In the system described in patent document 1, convenience is improved by making a conventional document-based order service computer into a system. However, the system described in patent document 1 does not solve various problems occurring in the existing order service.

For example, the name of the craftsman product varies according to the dental craftsman. Therefore, the dental office needs to create the instruction book while separately using different technician product names according to the dental technician of the supplier. In addition, the manufacturing cost and the lead time of the dental technician product vary according to the dental technician, however, it is not easy to compare these and select an appropriate supplier. Furthermore, since the instructions are legally regulated to be made as paper documents, even if the system described in patent document 1 is used, the dental clinic cannot make the instructions by handwriting as in the conventional art, which requires much time and effort.

The present invention has been made to solve the above-described problems, and an object of the present invention is to provide a system, a method, and a program for issuing a manual, which can accurately and easily issue a manual for a dental laboratory to realize an efficient and low-cost order.

An instruction issuing system according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a dental clinic interface unit including: a mechanic product list display section for selecting a mechanic product; and an ordering unit that prints a manual for creating the technician product selected from the technician product list display unit, wherein the ordering unit prints an identifier for uniquely identifying the manual on the manual, and is capable of referring to at least one of receipt data, patient data, and case data using the identifier.

A method for issuing a direction according to another embodiment includes: a display step in which a computer displays a list of mechanic products for selecting a mechanic product; and an ordering step of printing, by a computer, a direction for creating the technician product selected from the technician product list, wherein in the ordering step, an identifier for uniquely identifying the direction is printed on the direction, and at least one of receipt data, patient data, and case data can be referred to using the identifier.

A program according to another embodiment is a program for causing a computer to execute the instruction issuing method.

In addition, a direction issuing system according to an embodiment of the present invention includes a dental clinic interface unit including: a mechanic product list display section for selecting a mechanic product; and an ordering unit that issues a manual for creating the technician product selected by the technician product list display unit, wherein the dental clinic interface unit further includes a different name list in which a standard name of the technician product is associated with a different name of the technician product, and the technician product list display unit is capable of selecting the technician product based on either the standard name or the different name.

Another instruction manual issuing system according to another embodiment is characterized in that the dental clinic interface unit further includes: a mechanic type selecting unit for selecting a major type of the mechanic product; and an insurance/self-fee selection unit for selecting insurance or self-fee, wherein the mechanic product list display unit can select only the mechanic products corresponding to the category and the result of selecting insurance or self-fee.

Another instruction manual issuing system according to another embodiment is characterized in that the dental clinic interface unit further includes: and a supplier selection unit capable of displaying the cost and delivery date of the technician product for each of a plurality of technicians who can become suppliers of the technician product.

Another instruction manual issuing system according to another embodiment is characterized in that the ordering unit prints a document in which contents of the instruction manual and an identifier capable of uniquely identifying the instruction manual are described.

Another instruction manual issuing system according to another embodiment is characterized by further comprising: a direction management unit that stores the direction together with the status information; and a dental laboratory interface unit having a direction status changing unit capable of changing the status information.

Another method of issuing a direction according to another embodiment includes: a display step in which a computer displays a list of mechanic products for selecting a mechanic product; and an ordering step in which a computer issues a manual for creating the technician product selected from the technician product list, wherein in the displaying step, the technician product can be selected from any one of the standard name and the other name by referring to the other name list in which the standard name of the technician product is associated with the other name of the technician product.

According to the present invention, it is possible to provide a system, a method, and a program for issuing a manual that can accurately and easily issue a manual for a dental laboratory to realize efficient and low-cost ordering.

Drawings

Fig. 1 is a block diagram showing the configuration of a direction issuing system 100.

Fig. 2 is a flowchart showing the operation of the instruction issuing system 100.

Fig. 3 is a diagram showing an example of a screen of the dental clinic interface unit 110.

Fig. 4A is a diagram showing an example of one screen of the dental clinic interface unit 110.

Fig. 4B is a diagram showing an example of one screen of the dental clinic interface unit 110.

Fig. 4C is a diagram showing an example of one screen of the dental clinic interface unit 110.

Fig. 5 is a diagram showing an example of one screen of the dental laboratory interface section 130.

Fig. 6 is a diagram showing an example of one screen of the dental laboratory interface section 130.

Fig. 7 is a diagram showing an example of a screen of the dental clinic interface unit 110.

fig. 8 is a diagram showing an example of the status information.

Fig. 9 is a diagram showing an example of another name list.

Detailed Description

Hereinafter, specific embodiments to which the present invention is applied will be described in detail with reference to the accompanying drawings. First, the configuration of a direction issuing system 100 according to an embodiment of the present invention will be described with reference to the block diagram of fig. 1.

The instruction issuing system 100 has a dental clinic interface section 110, an instruction management section 120, and a dental laboratory interface section 130. Typically, the instruction issuing system 100 is an information processing device in which a Central Processing Unit (CPU) executes a program read out from a storage device, thereby logically realizing processing units such as a dental clinic interface unit 110, an instruction management unit 120, and a dental technician interface unit 130. Various hardware configurations for implementing the instruction issuing system 100 are considered. For example, all of the processing units may be mounted on one or more servers, and the servers may be provided with the direction management unit 120 and provide the functions of the dental clinic interface unit 110 and the dental laboratory site interface unit 130 when remotely accessed from the respective terminal devices of the dental clinic and the dental laboratory site. Alternatively, the instruction manual issuing system 100 may be implemented by installing the functions of the dental clinic interface unit 110 and the dental laboratory site interface unit 130 in terminal devices of the dental clinic and the dental laboratory site, respectively, and connecting a server to these terminal devices so as to enable mutual communication.

the dental clinic interface unit 110 provides the dental clinic with an input function of items described in the direction, a registration function of direction data to the direction management unit 120, an output function of direction documents, an acquisition and change function of direction status information, and the like.

The direction management unit 120 stores the contents of the direction created by the dental clinic interface unit 110. The direction management unit 120 holds the state information of the direction, and changes the state information in response to a request from the dental clinic interface unit 110 or the dental laboratory technician interface unit 130.

Preferably, the direction management unit 120 issues a unique identifier (referred to as a direction ID) to the direction data created by the dental clinic interface unit 110, and stores the direction ID in association with the direction data. More preferably, the direction ID is associated with at least one of an identifier of the receipt data (referred to as receipt ID), an identifier of the patient data (referred to as patient ID), or an identifier of the case data (referred to as case ID). The receipt data is typically generated by a receipt computer, and is stored in a predetermined storage area with a receipt ID attached thereto. By associating the direction ID with the receipt ID, for example, the direction data associated with the receipt can be retrieved from the receipt data or the receipt data associated with the direction can be retrieved from the direction data. The same effect can be obtained also for patient data and case data by associating the patient ID and the case ID with the direction ID, respectively. Various methods of making the above-described association are contemplated. For example, the dental clinic interface unit 110 may include the associated receipt ID, patient ID, or case ID in the instruction data when the instruction data is created. Alternatively, the direction management unit 120 may create a table or the like indicating the correspondence between the direction ID and the associated receipt ID, patient ID, or case ID. Alternatively, the form may be created by a receipt computer or the like.

The dental technician interface section 130 provides the dental technician with an acquisition function of the content of the direction, an acquisition and change function of the status information of the direction, and the like.

next, an example of the operation of the instruction issuing system 100 will be described with reference to the flowchart of fig. 2. The flow of the process from step S101 to step S106 is mainly a flow of the process on the dental clinic side by the dental clinic interface section 110, and the flow of the process from step S107 to step S109 is mainly a flow of the process on the dental laboratory side by the dental laboratory interface section 130.

< dental clinic side treatment Process >

S101: patient assignment

The dental clinic interface unit 110 causes the terminal device of the dental clinic to display a patient specification screen. Fig. 3 shows an example of a patient specification screen.

The patients matching the predetermined condition are listed and displayed in the patient list display portion 1101. The dental clinic interface unit 110 refers to a patient database managed by a receipt computer, an electronic medical record system, and the like, not shown, and the direction management unit 120, and extracts patients matching predetermined conditions, and displays the patients in a list on the patient list display unit 1101. The dental clinic interface section 110 can use various information stored in the patient database, such as patient name, patient number, sex, age, year, month, day of birth, address, telephone number, past date and time of visit, scheduled date and time of visit, and the like, as extraction conditions. The extraction conditions may be the issuance time of the instruction stored in the instruction manual management unit 120, the scheduled delivery date of the mechanic product related to the instruction, the delivery date, or the like.

The extraction conditions can be specified in various ways. For example, the patient list display unit 1101 in fig. 3 includes a plurality of tags such as "visit" and "issue". The dental clinic interface part 110 extracts the current day visiting predetermined patients in case the "visiting" label is selected. In the case where the "issue" label is selected, the patient who issued the extraction instruction but has not yet registered the delivery date is issued. In addition, the dental clinic interface unit 110 may extract the patient using any sentence input to the search box 1102 as a keyword. The dental clinic interface section 110 can also extract the patient under an arbitrary search condition using other arbitrary retrieval interfaces. The dental clinic interface unit 110 displays the patient list thus extracted on the patient list display unit 1101.

The directions issued to a specific patient in the past are displayed in a list on the direction list display unit 1103. When the user selects one patient displayed in the patient list display unit 1101, the dental clinic interface unit 110 refers to the direction management unit 120, extracts past direction data of the selected patient, and displays information, for example, a list of release dates, in the direction list display unit 1103, the information being capable of identifying the extracted direction data. In addition, the dental clinic interface section 110 displays an instruction interface for resuming the production instruction. In the example of fig. 3, the "issue new direction" button corresponds to the direction interface.

s102: patient assignment

When the past direction is selected in the direction list display unit 1103, the process proceeds to step S104. On the other hand, when "issue new direction" is selected, the process proceeds to step S103.

S103: instruction input

the dental clinic interface unit 110 receives input of necessary information to reproduce the instruction related to the patient designated in step S101. Fig. 4A to 4C show an example of a direction input screen.

The mechanic type selection unit 1104 is an interface for specifying a major type of a mechanic product. In this example, a button for selecting one of three types of "dental prosthesis", "bridge", and "implant" is provided.

The insurance/self-fee selection unit 1105 is an interface for specifying whether insurance is applicable. In this example, a radio box for selecting one of "insurance" and "self-fee" is configured.

The technician product list display section 1106 is an interface for specifying a subclass of the technician product. The dental clinic interface unit 110 is a technician product belonging to the large category selected by the technician category selecting unit 1104, and displays a list of technician products corresponding to whether or not there is an insurance application selected by the insurance/self-fee selecting unit 1105 on the technician product list displaying unit 1106. For example, in the case of the major category "bridge", the craftsman products such as "crown", "hard resin", "metallic binder" and "e.max" belong to the minor category. Here, "crown" and "hard resin" may be applicable to insurance, but "metal bond" and "e.max" are not applicable to insurance. At this time, if "bridge" is selected as the major category and "insurance" is selected as the insurance/self-fee category, the dental clinic interface unit 110 extracts only the minor categories "crown" and "hard resin" that meet all of these conditions and displays them in a list on the technician product list display unit 1106. In the example of fig. 4A, a button for selecting one from a plurality of small categories is configured.

The dental clinic interface unit 110 may include the mechanic type selecting unit 1104, the insurance/self-fee selecting unit 1105, the mechanic product list displaying unit 1106, or any other unit for selecting a mechanic product in place of them. For example, the dental clinic interface section 110 may also have a unit to retrieve a mechanic product, a unit to select a desired mechanic product from a list of mechanic products with a high ordering frequency, and the like. Alternatively, a narrowing-down search means based on other arbitrary conditions may be provided in addition to or instead of the technology category and the insurance/self-fee category.

In addition, even the same technician product may be named differently (other names) according to the dental technician's office or the dental clinic. For example, the standard mechanic product name "crown" is sometimes referred to as "Cr" in the a mechanic and "FMC" in the B mechanic. Therefore, conventionally, dental clinics are used separately according to the name of a technician product described in an instruction form by a supplier. Fig. 9 shows an example of a standard name and other names of a craftsman product.

in the present embodiment, the dental clinic interface unit 110 can hold a list of other names shown in fig. 9 in advance. For example, "Cr" and "FMC" are held as a list of other names corresponding to the standard name "crown". Also, in the case where the subclass "crown" is selected, the dental clinic interface section 110 can display a list of other names so that the user selects one of the other names. Further, it is preferable that the standard name is selected on the basis of the product name of a mechanic described in an insurance score table issued by the ministry of health and labor. The dental clinic interface unit 110 or the dental laboratory interface unit 130 may have an interface for arbitrarily registering another name corresponding to the standard name.

That is, the dental clinic interface section 110 needs to previously hold the major category to which the mechanic product belongs, whether insurance is applicable, and preferably other name lists, in association with the minor category of the mechanic product, respectively. In the present embodiment, the dental clinic interface unit 110 stores these pieces of information in a storage area, not shown, in advance.

the direction format display portion 1107 displays the contents of a hypothetical direction based on information input to the current time point. The dental clinic interface section 110 acquires the name, age, sex, and the like of the patient from the patient database and the like, and displays them at predetermined positions in the direction format display section 1107. The dental clinic interface section 110 also displays the category of insurance/self-fee selected by the insurance/self-fee selecting section 1105 and the mechanic product name selected by the mechanic product list displaying section 1106 at a predetermined position in the direction format display section 1107.

Here, the instruction issuing system 100 may hold the dental clinic information in a storage area not shown in the drawings in advance. In this case, the dental clinic interface unit 110 may acquire arbitrary information included in the dental clinic information and display the information at a predetermined position in the direction format display unit 1107. The dental office information may include, for example, a name of the office, an address, a telephone number, and the like. The dental clinic interface unit 110 may be provided with a separate interface for registering dental clinic information.

The design information input unit 1108 is an interface for inputting design information of a mechanic product. For example, the dental clinic interface unit 110 reflects the number selected by the user in the tooth input field on the direction format display unit 1107. The selected number is counted and reflected in the number column.

in addition, the dental clinic interface section 110 may also receive an input of a mouth photograph. For example, when the user selects the oral photo bar, the dental clinic interface section 110 activates the camera function of the dental clinic terminal. The dental clinic interface unit 110 acquires and stores a photograph taken by the camera, and displays a thumbnail thereof in the oral photograph field. Alternatively, the dental clinic interface unit 110 may provide an interface for selecting an image stored in advance in the dental clinic terminal or in another storage area, acquire and store the selected image, and display a thumbnail thereof in the oral photo bar.

The dental clinic interface unit 110 may be provided with a remark bar for inputting detailed instructions. For example, when a material of a technician product is to be specified on the dental clinic side, the specification contents can be described in the remarks column.

The supplier selection unit 1109 is an interface for selecting suppliers while comparing the costs, delivery date, and the like. In the example of fig. 4C, the vendor selection portion 1109 displays candidates of vendors, i.e., a plurality of dental laborers. In addition, there is a fee display field and a delivery date calendar. In addition, the supplier selecting section 1109 holds the technical cost of each technician product and the shortest lead time of each technician product in a storage area, not shown, for each dental technician. When one dental laboratory is selected by the user, the supplier selecting section 1109 acquires the laboratory cost and the delivery date of the selected laboratory from the above-described storage area corresponding to the laboratory product selected by the laboratory product list displaying section 1106 and the design information input to the design information inputting section 1108, and displays the cost display field and the delivery date calendar. For example, in the case where two technician products "crown" are ordered, the supplier selecting section 1109 can calculate the two fees from the unit prices of "crown" stored in advance, and display them in the fee display section. In addition, the delivery date displayed in the delivery date calendar may be appropriately changed on the clinic side.

S104: instruction book compilation

when the past direction is selected by the direction list display unit 1103, the dental clinic interface unit 110 reads the direction data selected by the reference direction management unit 120. Then, the same screen as that of fig. 4A to 4C is displayed in a state in which the contents of the selected direction are described. The dental clinic interface unit 110 receives a change of the content of the instruction manual by the user.

S105: instruction issue

The order section 1110 has an order button and a direction print button. The two buttons may also be integrated into one. When the order button is pressed, the ordering unit 1110 stores information input through the series of processes in a predetermined storage area of the direction management unit 120, thereby issuing a direction. The information managed by the direction management unit 120 may include, in addition to information for specifying a technician product and its specification, an issue date, a scheduled delivery date, a type of insurance/self-payment, patient information, dental clinic information of an order source, dental technician information of a supplier, and the like.

Here, the instruction issuing system 100 may hold the dental technician information in a storage area, not shown, in advance. The dental laboratory information may include, for example, the laboratory name, the address, the telephone number, etc. In this case, the dental clinic interface unit 110 may acquire arbitrary information included in the dental laboratory information and store the acquired information in the direction management unit 120 as part of information constituting the direction. The dental laboratory interface unit 130 may include an interface for registering dental laboratory information.

When the instruction is issued from the dental clinic interface unit 110, the instruction management unit 120 generates an instruction ID that is an identifier for uniquely identifying the instruction, and stores the instruction in association with the instruction ID. The direction management unit 120 stores the state information in association with each direction. Fig. 8 shows an example of the status information. According to this example, the state of the instruction issued by the dental clinic interface unit 110 becomes "not started".

S106: instruction printing

When the instruction sheet print button is pressed, the order section 1110 prints an instruction sheet. Preferably, the order section 1110 performs printing in the same format as the direction format display section 1107. The information printed on the direction should be based on the same information as the information stored in the direction management unit 120. Preferably, the order unit 1110 prints the direction ID, another identifier corresponding to the direction ID, or a barcode obtained by encoding the direction ID or the identifier on the direction. The printed instructions are typically sent to the dental laboratory along with the model. The ordering unit 1110 may notify the dental technician of the instruction manual ID and the identifier by any other means.

Further, the order section 1110 may also have a cancel button. When the cancel button is pressed, the dental clinic interface section 110 discards the information that is currently input, and proceeds to step S101.

< dental laboratory side Process flow >

S107: instruction reference

The dental laboratory technician interface section 130 receives the instruction data selection from the dental laboratory technician terminal device. The direction display screen shown in fig. 5 has an input box 1301 for inputting a direction ID and an identifier corresponding to the direction ID. The dental laboratory technician interface section 130 extracts the corresponding direction data from the direction management section 120 using the direction ID and the identifier input to the input box 1301 as keywords, and displays the contents thereof in the direction display field 1302. The instruction data may be selected by, for example, reading a bar code loaded on the printed instruction by a bar code scanner not shown, outputting the instruction ID or the identifier, and the dental technician interface section 130 extracting the instruction from the instruction management section 120 based on the instruction ID or the identifier. Alternatively, the instruction manual extracted from the instruction manual management unit 120 according to the predetermined condition may be displayed in a list to allow the user to select a desired instruction manual.

the dental technician interface section 130 receives the change of the status information of the direction by the direction status changing section 1303. In the present embodiment, the direction status changing unit 1303 has two buttons, "during production" and "deliverable". For example, when a user of a dental technician starts to make a technician product according to instructions, the "make in" button is pressed. Then, the dental laboratory technician interface unit 130 rewrites the status information of the direction stored in the direction management unit 120 as "being created". In addition, when the user completes the mechanic product and presses the "deliverable" button, the dental laboratory interface part 130 rewrites the status information of the direction stored in the direction management part 120 as "deliverable".

the direction display screen may have a material-to-be-used entry portion 1304. The used material entry unit 1304 receives input of information such as the name of the used material and the amount of use. The dental laboratory interface section 130 stores the information input therein in association with the direction to the direction management section 120. Preferably, the information on the status information and the used material is saved to the direction management unit 120 in response to the "save" button being pressed.

S108: delivery order issue

Fig. 6 is an example of a delivery screen provided by the dental laboratory interface unit 130. The dental laboratory technician interface unit 130 reads out the instruction data specified by the user whose status information is "deliverable", for example, among the instruction data stored in the instruction book management unit 120, and creates a delivery order 1305. For example, the dental laboratory technician interface unit 130 may extract a direction having a direction ID or another identifier corresponding to the direction ID input to the input box, or a direction having the direction ID or the identifier output by a not-shown barcode scanner, the state information of which is "deliverable". Alternatively, the dental laboratory technician interface unit 130 may be configured to display a list of instructions whose status information is "deliverable" on the delivery screen, and cause the user to select a desired instruction. The items described in the delivery order are typically the same as those described in the instruction manual. Alternatively, information on the delivery date and the used material input by the used material entry unit 1304 may be described.

The dental laboratory technician interface unit 130 stores the delivery slip data in the direction management unit 120 in response to, for example, pressing the "issue" button. At this time, the dental laboratory technician interface unit 130 associates and stores the instruction data specified by the user with the delivery slip data, and issues the delivery slip. When the delivery order is issued by the dental technician interface section 130, the direction management section 120 generates an identifier (delivery order ID) for uniquely identifying the delivery order, and stores the delivery order in association with the identifier.

S109: printing delivery order

in this case, the dental laboratory technician interface unit 130 preferably prints the delivery order.

The information printed on the delivery slip should be based on the same information as the delivery slip saved to the direction management part 120. Preferably, the dental technician interface unit 130 prints the delivery slip ID, another identifier corresponding to the delivery slip ID, or a bar code obtained by encoding the delivery slip ID and the identifier on the delivery slip. The printed delivery order is typically sent to a dental office along with the craftsman product. Alternatively, the dental laboratory interface section 130 may notify the dental clinic of the identifier by any other means. At this time, the dental technician interface section 130 changes the status information of the directions associated with the delivery order to "sent", for example.

Fig. 7 is an example of a delivery inspection screen used on the dental clinic side that receives a technician product. The dental clinic interface section 110 provides a delivery check screen. The dental clinic interface unit 110 reads out a delivery slip specified by the user in association with the direction whose status information is "sent", for example, from the direction stored in the direction management unit 120, and displays the read-out delivery slip on the delivery slip display unit 1111. For example, the dental laboratory technician interface unit 130 may extract a delivery slip having the aforementioned delivery slip ID and the aforementioned identifier, which are input to the input box in association with the instruction whose status information is "sent", or a delivery slip having the delivery slip ID and the aforementioned identifier output by a not-shown barcode scanner. Alternatively, the dental clinic interface unit 110 displays a list of delivery orders associated with the direction indicating that the status information is "deliverable" on the delivery check screen, and allows the user to select a desired delivery order.

The dental clinic interface unit 110 changes the status of the instruction associated with the selected delivery order to "delivered", for example, when the user presses the "receive" button.

according to the present embodiment, the instruction issuing system 100 previously recognizes other names of different technician products for each dental technician, and maintains a correspondence relationship with the name of the standard technician product. Therefore, it is not necessary to create the manual by separately using the different technician product names for each dental technician of each supplier, and the manual can be created accurately, easily, and efficiently.

In addition, the manufacturing cost and the lead time of the technician product are different for each dental technician's office, but the manual issuing system 100 can easily compare the cost and the lead time for manufacturing the technician product described in the inputted manual while maintaining the cost and the lead time for each technician's office. Thereby, the dental office can order the mechanic's product with simplicity and low cost.

Further, in the present embodiment, since the direction input to the direction issuing system 100 can be output as a paper document, it is not necessary to create the direction by handwriting as in the conventional case, and a lot of time and effort can be reduced.

The present invention is not limited to the above-described embodiments, and can be modified as appropriate without departing from the scope of the invention. For example, in the above-described embodiment, the identifier is issued to the delivery slip, but the present invention is not limited to this, and the delivery slip may be identified based on the identifier of the instruction associated with the delivery slip.

Each Processing Unit constituting the present invention may be configured by hardware, or may logically realize arbitrary Processing by causing a CPU (Central Processing Unit) to execute a computer program. In this case, the computer program is stored using various types of non-transitory computer readable media, and can be provided to the computer. In addition, the program may also be provided to the computer through various types of temporary computer readable media. The temporary computer readable medium contains electric signals, optical signals, and electromagnetic waves. The temporary computer readable medium can provide the program to the computer via a wired communication path such as an electric wire and an optical fiber or a wireless communication path.

Description of the reference numerals

100: a direction issuance system; 110: a dental clinic interface section; 1101: a patient list display unit; 1102: a retrieval frame; 1103: a direction list display unit; 1104: a mechanic type selecting unit; 1105: an insurance/self-fee selecting section; 1106: a technician product list display section; 1107: a direction format display unit; 1108: a design information input unit; 1109: a supplier selection part; 1110: an ordering part; 1111: a delivery order display section; 120: a direction management section; 130: a dental laboratory interface; 1301: an input box; 1302: a direction display column; 1303: a direction state changing unit; 1304: a material-using recording section; 1305: and (5) delivery order.

Claims

1. An instruction issuing system having a dental clinic interface section, the dental clinic interface section comprising: a mechanic product list display section for selecting a mechanic product; and an ordering unit configured to print a manual for creating the mechanic product selected by the mechanic product list display unit,

The ordering part prints an identifier for uniquely identifying the direction on the direction,

The identifier can be used to refer to at least one of receipt data, patient data, and medical record data.

2. A method for issuing a manual, characterized in that,

comprising:

A display step in which a computer displays a list of mechanic products for selecting a mechanic product; and

An ordering step of printing, by a computer, a manual for producing the mechanic product selected from the mechanic product list,

Printing an identifier for uniquely identifying the direction onto the direction in the ordering step,

3. a program, characterized in that,

For causing a computer to execute the instruction issuing method of claim 2.

4. An instruction issuing system having a dental clinic interface section, the dental clinic interface section comprising: a mechanic product list display section for selecting a mechanic product; and an ordering unit that issues a manual for creating the mechanic product selected by the mechanic product list display unit,

the dental clinic interface part further has a list of other names associating the standard name of the mechanic product with other names of the mechanic product,

The technician product list display section may select the technician product according to any one of the standard name and the other name.

5. The instruction issuing system according to claim 4,

The dental clinic interface part further comprises:

A mechanic type selecting unit for selecting a major type of the mechanic product; and

An insurance/self-fee selecting section for selecting insurance or self-fee,

The mechanic product list display unit may select only the mechanic products corresponding to the selection result of the major category and the insurance or self-payment.

6. The instruction issuing system according to claim 4,

The dental clinic interface part further comprises: and a supplier selection unit capable of displaying the cost and delivery date of the technician product for each of a plurality of technicians who can become suppliers of the technician product.

7. the instruction issuing system according to claim 4,

The ordering unit prints a document in which the content of the instruction and an identifier capable of uniquely identifying the instruction are described.

8. The instruction issuing system according to claim 4,

the instruction issuing system further includes:

a direction management unit that stores the direction together with the status information; and

And a dental laboratory interface unit having a direction status changing unit capable of changing the status information.

9. A method for issuing a manual, characterized in that,

Comprising:

an ordering step in which a computer issues a manual for producing the mechanic product selected from the mechanic product list,

In the displaying step, the mechanic product can be selected according to any one of the standard name and the other names by referring to the other name list associating the standard name of the mechanic product with the other names of the mechanic product.

10. A program for causing a computer to execute the instruction issuing method according to claim 9.